Book, Chapter

 1 II, 2 |    understanding that, when born, they are exactly such beings
 2 II, 3 | should be gods begotten and born; or at least if it be not
 3 II, 3 |  begotten, they ought to be born even until now, as men,
 4 II, 3 | until now, as men, too, are born; yea, much more numerous
 5 II, 3 |   men have not ceased to be born, so that cities and villages
 6 II, 5 |    find that they are later born than the world. And he also
 7 II, 5 |     the starry heav'ns were born, and earth;~Who, springing
 8 II, 5 |    their father was not yet born?~
 9 II, 6 | chaos Erebus and night were born,~From night and Erebus sprung
10 II, 6 |    a world (for Jupiter was born, not only long after matter,
11 II, 7 |  register because they were born men, and not gods? And the
12 II, 7 |     thus: That Dejanira was born of Bacchus and Althea, the
13 II, 15|     type of man; then it is born again, and is crescent,
14 II, 16|  come to the truth, and are born again, and receive blessing
15 II, 25|  now, also, when a child is born it is not at once able to
16 II, 30|    built."~And to Enoch was born a son, by name Gaidad; who
17 II, 33| themselves being much later born, and introducing a multitude
18 II, 33| multitude of gods, who were born so many years after the
19 II, 36|  that axe said to have been born, she said:- "If all things
20 II, 36|      If all things that are born must also die,~God cannot
21 III, 6|      that they might not be born of adultery, so that no